Chartered Engineer Certification

When Chartered Engineers Certificate is needed

A Chartered Engineer’s (CE) Certification is required to export old or used Plants and Machinery to India. A agency mandated by Govt. of India to provide CE Certification is required to inspect the machinery prior to shipment and give its opinion in form of a CE Certificate regarding the condition and balance life of machinery, current market value for assessment of duty, contents including spare parts, etc. It is mandatory to produce this CE Certificate during customs clearance for such goods in India.

The process of obtaining a certificate should be relatively trouble free and involves an inspection by a Chartered Engineer and the subsequent issuing of a signed and stamped original certificate on letter headed paper.

Cayley Aerospace Inc is mandated by Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) and Customs India to provide CE Certification to exporters/importers. We have approved and registered Valuers and Chartered Engineers from India who carry out the Inspections and then prepare a comprehensive report mentioning above mentioned details.

We have issued thousands of CE Certificates to multinationals and exporters for cargo destined to majority of Ports and ICD’s (In Land Container Depot) in India,USA,UK,Europe,Australia,APEC nations. Our personals follow strict guidelines for inspection and we guarantee the quality and value of machinery as mentioned in our report by which the importer and Customs officials can make their assessments.

We have a unique global network and being an inspection agency that’s just around the corner, we can provide services at virtually every harbor and airport around the world. Our logistics and locations makes it easier and affordable for Clients to avail our services for CE Certification.

Cayley Aerospace team is first Ever United States Chartered Engineer team involved in Chartered Mechanical Engineering Design & Completion Programs of various Engineering Machinery design and conformity programs